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Having an accountability partner when you're working towards a larger goal will boost your chances of success exponentially.
If getting out of debt is making you miserable, then you're doing it all wrong.
It's information. It's planning. It's goal-setting. It's excitement. It's time for real talk about annual budgeting.
Those bright and colorful lottery machines are costing you more than you realize.
Have you ever looked into why you stopped short of success? It could be because of that small voice of doubt, and if it was, it's time to take back the power and use it to accomplish our goals.
When we realize the weight of a certain problem, an anxious response is common. The key is to not be overwhelmed for longer than necessary by taking things little by little.
If you haven't done so already, eventually you will get to the point where the journey is no longer an uphill climb but instead a downhill decent. You'll pick up speed with paying down debt, and you'll experience the first taste of true financial freedom.
In Proverbs 27:17, we know that iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another (NIV). How does this relate to personal finance?
Does this sound familiar? A check is received in the mail, completely unsolicited, asking you to cash the check immediately to use however you wish. Beware and always read the fine print, and remember to destroy these checks if they don't line up with your personal finance plans.
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